DNA sequencing and personalised medicine Flashcards
1
Q
Compare Sanger sequencing with Next generation sequencing
A
SS:
-amplification of region with nucleoside terminators
-sequence of specific region of interest (max 400bp)
-££
NGS
-fragmentation, sequencing and mapping of reads
-sequence of genome/transcriptome /translatome/microbiome
-££££
2
Q
Evaluate the use of SS
A
BENEFITS: -quick -gives specific sequence LIMITATION: -cant easily multiplex -ideally between 250-1000bp
3
Q
Evaluate NGS
A
BENEFITS: -massively multiplex -multiple library preparations LIMITATIONS: -cost -time -read-depth -data overload -library biases
4
Q
How are DNA sequencing technologies used to determine molecular basis of monogenic diseases
A
- PCR for diagnosis (CF)
- Preimplantation diagnosis for IVF embryos (PCR specific genes)
- Mitochondrial transfer (3 parent babies